Shades that move with the day.
Motorized shading for privacy, glare, and heat — on schedules, in scenes, or at the touch of a button, with a clean window line.
Big windows, handled.
Mountain homes are built around the view, which means a lot of glass and a lot of sun.
We plan shade pockets, power, and control with the builder so motors and wiring disappear into the finished room, then tie the shades into lighting and control so they work as part of the home instead of one more remote.
We work across Park City and the Wasatch Back, including Promontory and Tuhaye, on new builds, remodels, and one-off upgrades alike.
Designed, installed, and supported by one team.
Privacy & blackout
Bedroom and media-room shades that close fully when you need them to.
Glare & heat
Screen fabrics that cut glare and heat while keeping the view.
Schedules
Shades that lower with the afternoon sun and rise in the morning on their own.
Hidden installs
Shade pockets and power planned into the build for a clean, concealed install.
Scene integration
Shades that move with lighting and AV scenes, not on a separate remote.
Tall glass
Motorized control for tall and clerestory windows that can’t be reached by hand.
Where it shows up.
Motorized shade questions.
How much do motorized shades cost?
Typically $2,170 to $5,830 per shade installed, depending on size, fabric, and mounting.
Should shades be planned during construction?
Yes. Planning shade pockets, power, and wiring with the builder lets motors and wiring disappear into the finished room.
Can shades run on a schedule?
Yes. Shades can lower with the afternoon sun, rise in the morning, and move with lighting and AV scenes instead of a separate remote.
Can you motorize tall or clerestory windows?
Yes. Motorized control is ideal for tall and clerestory windows that can’t be reached by hand.